Lionsgate and Nordisk Film have concluded a new multiyear output agreement, expanding the existing deal with Summit to cover Lionsgate titles that will be distributed by Nordisk in Scandinavia. Lionsgate announced the deal Friday at Cannes, four months after the studio concluded its $412.5 million leveraged buyout of Summit Entertainment. The pact extends Nordisk's existing output arrangement with Summit to encompass the entire Lionsgate family of feature films. Deal was announced by Lionsgate motion picture group co-chairs Patrick Wachsberger and Rob Friedman, and Peter Philipsen, general manager of independent films at Nordisk Film. "We are proud to extend Summit's longstanding relationship with the team at Nordisk Film to include both the Lionsgate and Summit brands in Scandinavia, a natural evolution of our historic partnership that promises significant benefits for both partners," said Wachsberger and Friedman. "The recent merger of Lionsgate and Summit allows us to bring a dramatically expanded portfolio of product to our distribution partners around the world, and enables us to achieve significant economies of scale and an even higher level of consistency and predictability in our global business." Key upcoming titles from the studio include "Catching Fire," Sam Raimi's "The Possession," Arnold Schwarzenegger vehicle "The Last Stand," a rebooted "Dirty Dancing," the fifth and final "Twilight" films, "Red 2," "Step Up Revolution," "Now You See Me" and "The Tomb," starring Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone.